Here’s Llama 3.3 70B checking events in San Francisco.
— Aaron Ng (@localghost) 20 février 2025
Every AI can use the internet now. pic.twitter.com/eJ804KxJuO
Here’s Llama 3.3 70B checking events in San Francisco. Every AI can use the internet now.
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Here’s Llama 3.3 70B checking events in San Francisco.
— Aaron Ng (@localghost) 20 février 2025
Every AI can use the internet now. pic.twitter.com/eJ804KxJuO
Here’s Llama 3.3 70B checking events in San Francisco. Every AI can use the internet now.
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they don't usually release models unless they've got a strong lead in some dimension. but would rather see oss o3-mini if they can't do that.
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A 10x better phone AI model completely changes what people can build. If it's just 20% better it won't matter at all and they should just oss o3-mini instead. So the specifics matter here.
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the base itself needs to be a leap ahead though or there's no point. a 2-10X better tiny model would be amazing. a 10% better tiny model would be pointless
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no point in doing it if it's the 101st tiny dumb model, it needs to be the 1st tiny smart model
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id want to see a great small base model. i don't think distilling alone will yield something a few multiples better than what's out there today
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a distillation being good will still depend on the student model architecture. not convinced distilling o3-mini to existing models will yield anything significantly better than what's out there today

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Phone model. Here's why: 1. An o3-mini-level oss model is short-term inevitable. It will happen from somewhere, and it will happen soon. 2. Small local models still have a long way to go. A truly great <8B model will unlock many new uses: edge devices, small projects, etc.

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"Our goal is to compress the next 250 years of chemistry and materials science progress into the next 25." Satya said this in 2023. Looks like they might actually do it.
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You can now re-roll replies in Apollo.
— Aaron Ng (@localghost) 19 février 2025
Long-time request, out in the latest version. pic.twitter.com/N8AdrXEkHj
You can now re-roll replies in Apollo. Long-time request, out in the latest version.